Alberto Medina

@meedles It would be good to try to resolve your issues via the forum or understand what the limitations are before giving a one-star review.

An issue should be filed on AMP Bench.

That is an issue with AMP Bench. If you use the AMP validator service, or the Chrome extension everything is good:

https://validator.ampproject.org/#url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.history101.com%2Fvikingfacts%2F%3Famp

The documentation explains how to approach modifying the templates but unfortunately some level of coding is required to do such modifications.

Probably in the future more features will be added to Reader mode templates. For now the help we can provide is in the documentation, and we the information in the forums. Please check those sources.

Can you share a screenshot of your plugins admin to see the AMP plugin you have installed?

Hey Luis,

Aquí estamos haciendo lo mejor que podemos para hacer el acceso a PWA features sean accesibles de la mejor manera en WordPress. Si encuentras problemas, pregúntanos y te ayudaremos. Dar un review negativo sin tratar de entender lo que pasa no contribuye a que logres lo que necesitas, ni ayuda al trabajo que hacemos.

Same process. You can enclose the code you want to exclude on AMP responses inside the AMP endpoint check:

if ( function_exists( 'is_amp_endpoint' ) && is_amp_endpoint() ) {
	/* Code to be removed */
}

The process you need to follow is the same as with the div. You need to determine where the code you want to exclude is coming from and apply the logic to exclude it as was done with the div.

Adding an endpoint creates extra rewrite rules for each of the matching places specified by the provided bitmask. A new query var with the same name as the endpoint will also be created. The string following the endpoint definition supplies the value for this query var (e.g. "/foo/bar/" becomes "?foo=bar").

Is this resolved?

The redirects you are seeing are not related to the plugin. You can see them as well if you remove the amp slug and add anything to the end of the URL. They have to do with the example.com site.

Hi Daniela,

In order for a given page to be AMP compatible there can’t be any JS scripts added, and no external stylesheets can be introduced either.

In order to make your theme in AMP compatible you need to address those issues.

There is not a way to do that.

We have no reports of uses of the WPML plugin together with the AMP plugin. If the plugin does not add any JS script it should work. You can try by installing and activating the AMP plugin and check the reported errors, if any.

Check the plugin product site for more info: https://amp-wp.org

Still having the issue? Closing as no activity for 5 days. Please report if you still having the problem and provide details.